Aberdeen sack Derek McInnes

[Reed or deed]

Roberto is getting used as a post for a fence this weekend.

Chapped intae the grun heed first ??

[ericblack4boss]

3 hours ago, The Boofon said:

Haha. Not a fucking chance that’s happening. 
 

He’d destroy you. 

Aye, and thats after rupturing my bicep,

[RED_JOHN]

It’s a very angry site of late…..I blame the international weekend break!

[shut up meg]

Like Borat's brother strong arms, little brain.

[Guest]

Folk saying this page is Neil Lennon. Certainly tweets things he would say. 
 

There was an article a few years back about him having two Siamese cats. Hence the username. 
 

I reckon it's him like. If you google things he tweets you can see that he's used the same language in press conferences when he was employed. 

[fine-n-dandy]

13 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Conclusive evidence there. 

Yeah, both speaking English 

[Guest]

25 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Conclusive evidence there. 

Haha not saying it defo is. Just saying I reckon it is him. 

[RED_JOHN]

Derek McInnes has become unemployable as a football manager now. Not rated by any top league team and having let himself get sacked at Aberdeen for his extreme lack of effort he set the alarm bells off to nearly every chairman who has heard of him.

Del is done.

[The Gee Man]

2 hours ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Folk saying this page is Neil Lennon. Certainly tweets things he would say. 
 

There was an article a few years back about him having two Siamese cats. Hence the username. 
 

I reckon it's him like. If you google things he tweets you can see that he's used the same language in press conferences when he was employed. 

I could imagine any BHOY would want Del as Sevco manager huge chance for them to add another 2 titles in the bag before he’s sacked 

[ericblack4boss]

5 minutes ago, The Gee Man said:

I could imagine any BHOY would want Del as Sevco manager huge chance for them to add another 2 titles in the bag before he’s sacked 

Lennon and Hun DMC ( Roberto, ?) are good pals,

[Big Hat Logan]

15 hours ago, RED_JOHN said:

Derek McInnes has become unemployable as a football manager now. Not rated by any top league team and having let himself get sacked at Aberdeen for his extreme lack of effort he set the alarm bells off to nearly every chairman who has heard of him.

Del is done.

What a lot of absolute pish.

[Stavrogin]

AFC has proved to be a graveyard for manager careers pretty much since Fergie left.  McInnes will join a long list of ex-managers whose career highlight was managing the Dons.

The question is whether he goes the route of never managing again (W Miller, Aitken, Brown), managing at a much lower level (Skovdahl, Paterson, Smith, A Miller) or making a few cameo roles where you prove that you really are a crap manager (Calderwood, McGhee).   My guess is that he will fall in with the third category, eventually getting sacked by the likes of Kilmarnock or St Johnstone. 

[Sydney_Red]

18 minutes ago, Stavrogin said:

AFC has proved to be a graveyard for manager careers pretty much since Fergie left.  McInnes will join a long list of ex-managers whose career highlight was managing the Dons.

The question is whether he goes the route of never managing again (W Miller, Aitken, Brown), managing at a much lower level (Skovdahl, Paterson, Smith, A Miller) or making a few cameo roles where you prove that you really are a crap manager (Calderwood, McGhee).   My guess is that he will fall in with the third category, eventually getting sacked by the likes of Kilmarnock or St Johnstone. 

I really hate this post because it is true.

[Ramandu]

30 minutes ago, Stavrogin said:

AFC has proved to be a graveyard for manager careers pretty much since Fergie left.  McInnes will join a long list of ex-managers whose career highlight was managing the Dons.

The question is whether he goes the route of never managing again (W Miller, Aitken, Brown), managing at a much lower level (Skovdahl, Paterson, Smith, A Miller) or making a few cameo roles where you prove that you really are a crap manager (Calderwood, McGhee).   My guess is that he will fall in with the third category, eventually getting sacked by the likes of Kilmarnock or St Johnstone. 

True of every manager, including Fergie.

[OnceFaeMintlaw]

51 minutes ago, Stavrogin said:

AFC has proved to be a graveyard for manager careers pretty much since Fergie left.  McInnes will join a long list of ex-managers whose career highlight was managing the Dons.

The question is whether he goes the route of never managing again (W Miller, Aitken, Brown), managing at a much lower level (Skovdahl, Paterson, Smith, A Miller) or making a few cameo roles where you prove that you really are a crap manager (Calderwood, McGhee).   My guess is that he will fall in with the third category, eventually getting sacked by the likes of Kilmarnock or St Johnstone. 

although I'd expect Ebbe would view his time at Bronby (where he won 4 league titles, 3 cups, reached the Champions League Quarter Final, and beat Liverpool in UEFA Cup) to be more of a highlight than leading Aberdeen to one top four finish and a 7-0 aggregate in cup final defeats.

[RED_JOHN]

4 hours ago, Big Hat Logan said:

What a lot of absolute pish.

I am spot on. No one is hiring him as a manager. Come back when you have something more accomplished to say….you let yourself down here too often.

[Kilgore Trout]

31 minutes ago, RED_JOHN said:

I am spot on. No one is hiring him as a manager. Come back when you have something more accomplished to say….you let yourself down here too often.

And still never been punched in the  face 

[Dons79]

3 minutes ago, Kilgore Trout said:

And still never been punched in the  face 

A modern day wonder of the world that.

[Millertime]

5 hours ago, Sydney_Red said:

I really hate this post because it is true.

Is it?

Calderwood?

[RED_JOHN]

3 hours ago, Kilgore Trout said:

And still never been punched in the  face 

Evening fishy. I bet you have been hooked a few times 

[Torry Tosser]

Stevenage looking for manager.

Come on down Deek.?

[StandFree1982]

20 hours ago, Stavrogin said:

AFC has proved to be a graveyard for manager careers pretty much since Fergie left.  McInnes will join a long list of ex-managers whose career highlight was managing the Dons.

The question is whether he goes the route of never managing again (W Miller, Aitken, Brown), managing at a much lower level (Skovdahl, Paterson, Smith, A Miller) or making a few cameo roles where you prove that you really are a crap manager (Calderwood, McGhee).   My guess is that he will fall in with the third category, eventually getting sacked by the likes of Kilmarnock or St Johnstone. 

Alex Miller went to Liverpool after Aberdeen. Although not as manager, he was first team coach when they won the Champions League in 2005. I'm sure that was more of a career highlight than being a failure at Aberdeen. 

He also won the League Cup as manager of Hibs before joining Aberdeen, so there's that also. 

Craig Brown led Scotland to a World Cup. I'm pretty sure he looks back on that more fondly than securing 9th place. 

[RED_JOHN]

2 hours ago, Torry Tosser said:

Stevenage looking for manager.

Come on down Deek.?

Even they wouldn’t dream of taking a chance on him. He’s done. Good to see him on Sportscene last night…no hard feelings ?

[afc1903mad]

2 minutes ago, RED_JOHN said:

Even they wouldn’t dream of taking a chance on him. He’s done. Good to see him on Sportscene last night…no hard feelings ?

It wasn't good to see him on Sportscene. No Huns on the pitch, so they had Thompson, Burke and McInness all on the couch.

To be fair though, Burke came across the best for commenting that we've seen on that programme for a long time. Far better than the usual guests they have (Kerr, McFadden etc)

[ericblack4boss]

11 minutes ago, StandFree1982 said:

Alex Miller went to Liverpool after Aberdeen. Although not as manager, he was first team coach when they won the Champions League in 2005. I'm sure that was more of a career highlight than being a failure at Aberdeen. 

He also won the League Cup as manager of Hibs before joining Aberdeen, so there's that also. 

Craig Brown led Scotland to a World Cup. I'm pretty sure he looks back on that more fondly than securing 9th place. 

Tommy Craig landed first team coach role under Sir Bobby Robson at Newcastle.

Roy Aitken went on to be assistant at Leeds Utd and Aston villa, 

Alex miller, head scout and first team coach under Houllier and Benitez, 

Steve Paterson, threatening to fire bomb folks houses,

[Sydney_Red]

15 hours ago, Millertime said:

Is it?

Calderwood?

Especially Calderwood.

[RED_JOHN]

3 hours ago, afc1903mad said:

It wasn't good to see him on Sportscene. No Huns on the pitch, so they had Thompson, Burke and McInness all on the couch.

To be fair though, Burke came across the best for commenting that we've seen on that programme for a long time. Far better than the usual guests they have (Kerr, McFadden etc)

The best thing I have seen Burke do is collapse on the pitch at Pittodrie due to heat exhaustion. 

[RED_JOHN]

3 hours ago, ericblack4boss said:

 

Steve Paterson, threatening to fire bomb folks houses,

But after a few beers he was back to his normal self 

[OnceFaeMintlaw]

3 hours ago, afc1903mad said:

It wasn't good to see him on Sportscene. No Huns on the pitch, so they had Thompson, Burke and McInness all on the couch.

To be fair though, Burke came across the best for commenting that we've seen on that programme for a long time. Far better than the usual guests they have (Kerr, McFadden etc)

I find Burke to be the least coherent (or most incoherent) pundit of all of them.  He may have valid points to make, but I've never heard them.  The man struggles to form words.

[ericblack4boss]

1 minute ago, OnceFaeMintlaw said:

I find Burke to be the least coherent (or most incoherent) pundit of all of them.  He may have valid points to make, but I've never heard them.  The man struggles to form words.

Have you seen Kerr the alky?